Where students grow as leaders beyond the classroom.
St. Lawrence Academy offers a growing range of clubs and societies that complement academic life and nurture the whole student. Whether a child is passionate about science, the environment, journalism, or faith, there is a place for them to connect, contribute, and grow.
These clubs are at the heart of student life at SLA — each with dedicated sessions, active membership, and real-world impact.
The SLA Debate Club trains students to research, argue, and communicate with confidence. Members participate in structured debates on current affairs, social issues, and academic topics, developing critical thinking and public speaking skills that serve them throughout life.
The Environmental Club raises awareness about sustainability, conservation, and the natural world. Members lead school-wide initiatives including tree planting, clean-up drives, recycling campaigns, and environmental education for younger students.
Problem-solving competitions, puzzles, and applied maths for curious minds. The Mathematics Club challenges students to think beyond the textbook and develop a love for numbers, logic, and creative reasoning.
Our Journalism Club gives students a platform to write, report, and tell stories. Members contribute to the school newsletter, produce written features on school life and current events, and develop skills of researching, interviewing, and writing for a real audience.
Our list of clubs continues to grow as students bring new ideas and interests to school life.
Experiments, investigations, and STEM challenges beyond the classroom curriculum.
Health awareness campaigns, peer education sessions, and community outreach on hygiene, nutrition, and mental health.
A safe, quiet space for students who love books to share and discuss what they read.
Hands-on learning about growing food, farming practices, and food security.
Faith-based fellowship, Bible study, and community service activities.
Representative body giving students a voice in school decision-making.
Clubs give students the chance to lead, organise, and take responsibility for others.
Speaking, performing, and contributing in a group builds self-assurance and voice.
Students from different classes and levels bond over shared passions and interests.
Whether journalism, environment, or debate — every club builds skills for life.
Students can join clubs at the start of each term. Speak to your class teacher or ask the school administration for the current schedule of club meetings.